Pitfalls
Spot the pitfall
Who's car is that?
Who's - Whose
When you're not happy, you're....
unhappy
Make this sentence passive:
My mom drives me to school.
I am driven to school (by my mom).
Present simple:
Water ...... at 100 degrees Celsius. (boil)
boils
The five countries that speak English as a first language are...
USA, UK, Canada, Australia, New-Zealand
Spot the pitfall
Their shopping right now.
Their - They're
When you have to do something again, you...
redo
Make this sentence passive:
The thieves robbed the bank.
The bank was robbed (by the thieves).
Past simple:
I ..... a new outfit last week. (buy)
Bought
This English princess was loved by the English people in the 90's...
Princess Diana
Spot the pitfall
Its nice to meet you!
Its - It's
The opposite of believable is....
unbelievable
Make this sentence passive:
I do my homework everyday.
My homework is done by me everyday.
Present continuous:
We ..... ...... a football match right now. (play)
are playing
What are "chips" in America and in England?
America - crunchy snack
England - fries
Fill in the correct word:
We've had ...... much to eat.
too
Someone who paints is a ..... and makes ......
painter - paintings
Make an active and passive sentence with these words:
wrote - story - English class.
I wrote a story for English class.
A story was written by me (for English class).
Future:
We .... play tomorrow, I promise.
will
What do the stars on the American flag mean, and how many are there?
50 stars for 50 states
Name three common pitfalls
They're - their - there
Your - You're
Loose - Lose
Whose - Who's
.............
Add a prefix AND a suffix to this word: use
unusable
Explain what the passive is and when to use it
When you want to focus on the action, not the subject.
Past continous + past simple:
My dad .... ..... the car when my mum ...... (wash - call)
was washing - called
From 2001 to 2008, George W. Bush was president. Name all 4 presidents who came after him.
Obama - Trump - Biden - Trump